Franklin Central High School - Liberanni Yearbook (Franklin, NY)

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JUJNHCDH2 Glllixfni The Class of 1938 did not elect officers until October 15, 1936. Then the following were elected: president, Carolyn Peake: vice president, Jack Colburn secretary, Louise Packer, treasurer, Lawrence McGrath, class reporter, Norman Peakeg Athletic Council representative, William Barnes: class adviser, Miss Gregg. Butthe Class had bad luck and lost two of its officers after Christmas vacation, Louise Packer and Lawrence McGrath, so Eleanor Smith was elected secretary, and Carl Wayman treasurer. Norman Peake was elected junior representative on the Student Council, and Carolyn Peake, as president, also represented the Class. On December 18, the juniors held the annual Junior Prom in honor of the Seniors. Olie Nelson's orchestra furnished music for round dancing from nine until one. The attendance was small, and the Class did not make expenses. However, those who attended reported an enjoyable time. In order to pay the bills and put a little extra in the treasury, pop, popcorn, and candy were sold at basketball games. Several members of the Class have participated in football, basketball, baseball, prize speaking, plays, and musical activities during the year. The Class planned an informal dance, but it conflicted with other school activities so had to be given up. Next year this Class will be printing the yearbook!

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To- To- To- T0--- To- To- To- To- To- To- To- To- To- To- To- To- Toe JIUJNHKDHZ WYQUIENMUTHGDN Eva Charles we give these handcuffs. She can keep Flem from getting away this time. 'Giny' Armstrong we give this love story to read whenever she feels blue. 'Irv' Hanson we give this pin so that he will not have to take them away from the girls. George Slawson we give this box of sleeping powder to help him sleep more soundly in classes. Ruth Gifford we give this date book to keep track of her many dates. 'Kenny' Simmons we give this bottle of glue to help him to stick to one girl. 'Giny' Law we give this basket of food. We know shefs very fond of eating. Ethel Bridgman we give this airplane. She can fly to Syracuse as often as she pleases. 'Eddie' Sienicki we give this can of Ethyl gasoline. He'll always have a spark of Ethel near. Carrietta O'Hara we give this chain to enable her to keep her dog at home. Evelyn Hodges we give this rubber hose. She will be able to keep order when she starts teaching school. Dorothy Drake we give this car without a back seat, to prevent Sch itt we give this little lady doll. He will Francis always have at least one girl. Frances Geertgens we give this watch. She will always be able to tell her mother what time she gets in. Margaret Boggs we give this car. She will not have to 'bum' her way to Walton dances. --Millard Secord we give a certificate allowing him to go with as many girls as he likes. --Pearl Wagner this book on science so that she can always study her favorite subject. her little sister from accompanying Vernon and her